Yeah, I never finished that one. To me, it had the same problem that Idiocracy had. It's one note and god damn do they never stop hitting it.

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In a sense I agree with you, I guess I just feel like the satire was kind of blunted or damaged by how blatant it was, because it almost felt like it was explaining the joke a little too thoroughly at times.

I think the message they were going for got across in a very blatant but disturbing way. people in power are greedy and will only work for themselves while belittling those who aren’t, and that the advent of social media causes a mob mentality to believe and follow whatever is trending, and behave naively as if the influencers are more credible than somebody who knows and is certified in what they’re talking about. I think the movie did a good job at showing how our modern society would react if something like an extinction level event is revealed, and hopefully world leaders would act like world leaders about it and not like how the president/people in power in the movie reacted

I think you may need to express these as a rate. Views doesn't account for how long it has been out. Round 2 begin!

I appreciate your feedback very much - as work on cough analysis continues, all following interesting visuals will come addressing your points!

Damn, I noticed also you are advertising your platform to make graphs and such, fucking up everything... This would have been bad if done by an amateur, unreal if this is actually your work

You fucked up number of subscriber line, the x-axis is different for the two informations you are plotting, the subs number is from 2013 to 2023. Instead of plotting data from mid 2018 to 2023 for that you plotted what would have been the line for 2013 to 2023 over the other graph.

Didn't it look like an obvious mistake that the graph showed netflix 8x their subs in less than 5 year?

P.s. Now that I look at it better actually also the dots are fucked up, places around 20M higher than they should be (i guess prolly a % error), anyway means you fucked up Y axis too

Really? Was a big deal, I think it is the priciest movie from Netflix yet. (mainly the payment for the 3 A-List stars tho, movie itself is only okay)

Did anyone else think “don’t look up” was just…not very good? Idk I thought the writing left a lot to be desired and the general vibe of the movie seemed to be “haha society stupid, me smart” in a pat-yourself-on-the-back kind of way.

I thought at least one of these movies would be good. I was wrong.

Yes, correct.

Salary from university is for working for the university as a assistant/teacher in university courses as well as grading assignments and exams.

30 euros is mainly for alcohol bought in supermarkets 1-2€ each. I dont drink very often and when I do, it's the cheapest in a sauna and not much.

Because the audience for slow paced, character driven dramas is much smaller than the one for action, comedy, and/or romance.

Since there are negative percentages, i would guess this displays a change (in %). And it would make sense to have this change relative to an absolute number, the total amount of people with >1job. But there is no explanation from OP...

Me too

I think it would be better to view it based on something like hours per week since some have been out longer than others. For example, Glass Onion is catching up to Red Notice quickly, but it hasn't been out nearly as long.

Why is the masterpiece 'Irishman' at 10??

Also, still can't get over the fact that in 'the grey man' they demolished a city without getting 5 stars, like multiple helicopters and the army. Biggest movie misstake there.

Oligopoly or duopoly, depending on where you draw the line.

Fun fact: a vpn to your house keeps the local IP block with Netflix's new system intact for anyone that wants to watch on the go (or lives in a different place cough cough) Works by looking like you live there, just connect in every 3 weeks and you are golden. Even figuring that out I still cancelled, such a bad service now. Was with them since they rented DVDs even piloted the PS3 console app and wrote letters detailing my expertise for it. The company went to crap, unable to retain anything and quality of their series declined to the point I said goodbye.

Monthly cost keep going up for less content and I'm not going to pay a fortune for 4k, no thank you! Not as bad as Hulu, that place is a joke, their CDNs are hot garbage. HBO, Prime and Disney is pretty much it and a month a year for the others if I need to see something. Disney may be moving to 1-2 months a year soon.

I’d completely forgotten about Bird Box, but dang did that movie blow up i to a thing when it came out.

The Adam project was a great movie. The kid acting as younger Ryan Reynolds really nailed being younger Ryan Reynolds

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